We’re honoured to share that we’re currently exhibiting at PAD London — one of Europe’s leading design and art fairs, bringing together exceptional galleries from around the world across the disciplines of art, design, craft, and decorative objects.

This marks our first time exhibiting at PAD, and also our first presentation with Sarah Myerscough Gallery, with whom we’re delighted to share a deep alignment in values around craftsmanship, sustainability, and material storytelling.

Our featured works include Pentad, a new collection of five vessels — each hewn from the same storm-felled oak at Danefold Farm in Sussex. Every piece has been hand-turned, carved, and finished through fire, erosion, and polishing, revealing layers of texture and tone beneath an ebony-like patina. Bound with waxed cotton thread, these forms explore ritual, repair, and the quiet beauty of imperfection.

Also on view is Amphora Elata — the most elongated of all our amphoras, defined by its bold neck, eroded lip, and delicately asymmetrical handles wrapped in cord.